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Phi Delta Epsilon WomenSet 51st Annual Meet

Anne &ashy Weds
Youth from New York

ociety

The Women's Auxiliary of Phi
Delta Epsilon, national medical
fraternity, announces that their
51st annual convention will be
held Dec. 29 to 31 at the Sheraton
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Cadillac Hotel.
Serving as chairman of the
affair is Mrs. Theodore Bergman,
with Mrs. Emil - Rothman as
honorary chairman. Vice chair-
men are Mesdames Philip Peven,
James Rogin and Felix Rosen
wach.
Other committee chairmen are:

Miss Shirley Gill, a staff member of the Israel Tourist Service,
left by Air France recently for Nice on the French Riviera. She will
visit hotels and the European representatives of the Israel Tourist
Service in Milan, Venice,. Geneva, Cannes, Rome,-Paris and London.
Miss Gill will also spend three days in Tel Aviv, Haifa and Jeru-
salem

Dr. and Mrs. William G. Zieve are now residing in their new
home at 12959 Bergman, Huntington Woods.

A/1C Daniel Waldman returned recently from overseas duty in
Northern Canada and is spending a 30-day leave with his parents,
Mr. and. Mrs. Bernard Waldman, of 14400 Park, Oak Park. Begin-
ning Dec. 10, Airman Waldman will be stationed at Selfridge Air
Force Base.

Mesdames Harry Kirschbaum and
Irving Shulak, registration; .Lawrence
Stocker and E. Gould, hospitality; Dan-
iel Cohn and Perry Goldman, public-
ity; John Grekin and John Horowitz,
hostess; Mark Dale and Melvin Cohen,
decorations; Charles Gitlin and Leroy
Atler, souvenir book; Sidney Fried-
laender and Abraham Blurrier, Dec. 29

Pi Lambda Theta, national honor society, recently initiated
the following Wayne University students at a candlelight ceremony:
Mivi Ermen, Joan Feldman, Beverly Ginsberg, _Janis Lazar, Beth
Mendelson and Charlotte Harris. The alumnae chapter welcomed
the initiates at a tea which followed.

Vladimiritzer Organization
Slates Games Party Dec. 13

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Rabbi and Mrs. Israel I. Halpern- will hold ripen house from
1 to 5 p.m., Sunday, in their new home, at 18681 Santa Rosa. No
cards. An announcement in last week's edition of The Jewish News
erroneously gave the impression that the celebration was to have
taken place last Sunday.

Mrs. Louis Margolis, of Robson Ave., entertained recently at
L'Aiglon in honor of Miss Nancy Zalman, her granddaughter-to-be.
Over 150 women attended the event.

Sally Korobkin Wed_
To Daniel Hechtman

MOS. DANIEL HECHTMAN

In a ceremony recently at Bel-
Aire Terrace, Sally Faith Korob-
kin, daughter of. Mr. and Mrs:
Isaac Korotkin, • of Northlawn
Ave., exchanged nuptial vows
• with Daniel Hechtman, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Hechtman,
of Clements- Ave,
Rabbi Jacob E. Segal officiated
at the ceremony. The bride wore
a white ballerina-length gown
Of Chantilly lace, highlighted by
a fingertip veil which fell from
a cap lace and seed pearls. She
carried white orchids on a prayer
book.

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RODIN CLUB will meet at
12:30 p.m., Tuesday, in the home
of Mrs. Nathan Fishman, .333
Covington. Dessert luncl-ieon will
be served.
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Children of members of the
CITY OF H 0 P E • CANCER
FIGHTERS will celebrate Ha-
nukah at a party, from 1 to 3
p. m., Sunday, at Holiday Man-
or. Festivities will include a pup-
pet show. Participating in the
lighting of the Hanukah candles
will be Samuel Caron, Laurence
Deitch, Laurence Gaynor, Jerry
Niskar, Philip Oschin, Lawrence
Stillwater, Harold • Weiss and
Steven Young.
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Hadassah 'Israel Night'
Monday to Conclude
MemberShip, Campaign

A victory party will be held
by Detroit Chapter of Hadassah
to culminate its membership
drive at 8:30 p.m., Monday, at
Adas ShalOan SYnagoglie. New
and paid-up members and their
husbands are invited.
" To be called an "Israeli Night,"
the -program will feature a cafe
setting, patterned after a pic-
turesque- Tel - -Aviv restaurant.
Membership prizes will be
awarded, and a "Mrs. Hadassah,"
the woman who enrolled the
new mem-
greatest number
over the festivi-
er-s, will. reign over
ties. . -
The Israeli Night will be high-
lighted by the appearance of
Cantor Nicholas Fenakel, who
will sing Israeli songs; the Fannie
Aronson Dance Prowl, whg:
interpret -'native . *ClanCes; ,.and the..
Hadassah Choral Gro-up, directed'
by Mrs. David Holtzman, who
will also lead in community
singing.
Mrs. Morris Stein will be at
_the piano to accompany Cantor
Fenakel and the Choral Group.
Mrs. Reuben Bienstock, vice-
president of memberShip, is as-
sisted in planning the affair -by
Mesdames Harry Landsman, Sam
Lieb; Russel Nida, -Joseph Ravit
and David Shingles.

Workmen's Circle to Hear
Glatstein; Braridi Honors
2 Members at Banquet

Workmen's Circle Schools
will partiCipate in • the Jewish
Literature evening of the Book
Fair. Children of the United
Jewish High. School will present
a - cantata "What Is Torah?"
Tonight Jacob Glatsteiri, poet
and essayist,' will speak on
"Jewish Literature in Israel and
the United States," at WC Edu-
cational Center.
The 48th annual banquet of
Workmen's Circle Branch 156
will be highlighted by the 70th
birthdays of two active mem-
bers. The affair will take place
at 6 p. m., Sunday, in the WC
Center. Branch Secretaries Ben
Shifrin and Joseph Heideman
will be honored. Irene Pianin
will sing, accompanied by Re-,
becca Frohman.

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Hanukah Events Head •
Home for Aged Calendar

Dr. Benjamin D: Welling, chair-
man of the . Home_ for Aged recre
ation and occupational therapy
-;committee, Xannounces that .
Hanukah party forresidenis Will
be held - on Dec. 15.
Cantor Nicholas Fenakel, the
Adas Shalom Youth choir and
Louise Freedman, soloist, will- en-'
tertain.-
A special Hanukah evening
service is arranged for Dec. 14,
When Cantor Ernest Greenfield
and his choir will lead residents
in prayer and in lighting the hol-
iday candles.
Two evenings during Decem
ber will be devoted to Jewish
Book Month. The first will fea-
ture Mrs. Sarah Friedman, who
will read and recite several se-
lections on Wednesday. Several
members of Sholem Aleichem In-
Stitute Chapter II will present
dramatic readings on Dec. 21.
Dr. Max Kapustin, director of
Wayne UniVersity's Hillel Foun-
dation, will address residents on
Dec. 28, and the monthly birth-
day party on Dec. 29 will feature
Mickey Woolf.

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24th Annual Donor Luncheon

ZEDAKAH CLUB

Wednesday, Dec. 7, 12:30 p.m.

Sheraton Cadillac Hotel
A fabulous fashion show will be
given by. MILGRIM'S, with diamonds
by SIDNEY CRANDALL.
The captivating impressionist

VIOLA LANE
will entertain.

For Reservations: MRS. NORMAN ADILMAN, 'WE. 4-8559,
or Mrs. J. Cherney,; TO. 5-8511

Bnai Moshe Men Sponsor
Hanukah Dinner-Dance

Members of Cong. Bnai Moshe
and their families will celebrate
Hanukah with a dinner-dance on -
Sunday, Dec. 11. Sponsored by
the Men's Club, this annual
affair will begin with a cock-
tail hour at 6 p.m., followed by
dinner at 7 p.m.
Cantor David Katzman will
officiate at the ceremonial light-
ing of • the candles. Dancing will
conclude the evening's activities.
James Landsman, president,
appointed Jack Hochm4n as
chairman of arrangements. Reser-
vations will be accepted at the
congregation office until Thurs-
day.

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Friday, December 2, 1955

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The Vladimiritzer Emergency
Relief Organization will hold a
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games party Tuesday evening,
MRS. ROBERT LIEBMAN
Dec. 13, at Congregation Beth
Joseph, 18450 Wyoming. The en-
In- a ceremony solemnized Nov. tire proceeds will go to the needy
The Incomparable
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Curtis Ave., was united in mar- men, Mr. and Mrs, - N. J. ROssen
riage to Robert Liebman, son. of at DI. 1-3199. -
Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Liebman, of
New York. Rabbi Solomon Grus-
And. His
kin officiated.
Society
The bride was attended by her
Orchestra
sister, Mrs. Emil Wolok, and her
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with a presentation. of Israeli
dances.
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Music and Entertainment

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INFANTS SERVICE GROUP Plan Hanukah Puppet Show
will hold a board meeting at 9
The Young Married Couples
p.m., Monday, at Sholem Aleich- Club of Adas Shalorri Synagogue
em Institute. Plans for the an- will hold their third annual
nual dinner-dance will be dis- Hanukah party for paid-up mem-
cussed.
bers and their children on Dec.
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11. The party will feature a
TUROVER - LADIES AUXILI- puppet show put on by the, club
ARY will-hold a luncheon Wed- members,
nesday, 12:30 p.m., at Turover
Miss Martha Griffiths, Demo-
Temple, 12129 Dexter. Proceeds crat and Representative for the
will go to aid the Child Rescue 17th District, will be 'the guest
Fund. There will be games and speaker at a meeting on Dec. 14.
prizes. Tickets are available
from Mrs. Sylvia Korby, ticket
Branch Seven to Meet
chairman, or at the Temple the
Branch
Seven, Labor Zionist
day of the affair. The public is
Organization of America, will be
invited.
shown the Israeli film, "Edge of
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Danger," at a meeting -at 8:30

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cocktail party; Edward Levine and
Sidney Levine, dinner-dance:. Benja-
min Stamell • and Oscar Schwartz,
ladies luncheon; • Milton Sorock nad
Leonard Birndorf, cocktail party, Dec.
30; Robert. Berman and. Coleman Mop-
per, formal banquet; Benjamin Parker
and A. I. Rubenstein, Dec. 31, brunch
committee; Robert Cowan and Nathan.
Kapetansky, "cocktail party; Joseph
Curhan and Morton Lazar, New Year's
Eve party; Raymond Sokolov and
Lewis Wasserman, date committee;
Harry Burstein and ,Leonard Stern,
telephone committee.

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